The Democratic times., February 12, 1886, Image 3

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T
Grund H'lll.
HKDIOtll aQtlHM.
8. L. Daniels of Chico, Cui., who brought
Try a course of hydropathy for all com­ Emery, the Ashland furniture dealer,
The undersigned will give a soci
plaints, l>uth chronic and acute. It is high­ keeps a larger and better stock than ever, the celebrated "Vermont” to Jackson coun­
Angle Jt Plymale's n|w building is being at Central Point on Friday evening
H. D. Kubli wus over from Applegate
Oregon Kidney Tea.
ly apoken of by competent judges.
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and Mells so low that there ia no necessity ty anu sold him to a joint stock company this week.
plastered.
1880. Dancing will take place ii
Masquerade ball to-night.
Health seems to be good in Jackson und of sending from home for anything in his for$8,000, and IL 8. Belknap, who spirited
Henry Smith of Wolf creek paid us a visit cious hall above the wurehou.se and
John F. Fink has retu> ned from his trip
the horso to the Willamette valley, were
line.
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Josephine
counties,
no
deaths
having
been
FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY 12,1886.
Drummers continue plentiful.
will be spared to make the affair a pi
last week.
both in Town one day last week. The Jat- to Portland.
roported for several weeks past.
Contributlous for the Hendrick* Monu­
Read our clubbing inducements.
W. R. Andrew* and Mr .Bieber were ot one in every respect. The best of
j ter is now in Eden precinct.
Miss Cardwell of Barn’s valley is paying
Religions Items.
Caro Bros, of Phoenix are receiving u large ment Fund, no matter how small they may
per and music will be provided. Tickets,
Read the new advertisements.
the county seat Monday.
this place a visit.
Rev. Geo. E. Jones will hold »«rvieea at
stock of fall and winter goods, which will be, will be received at the T ime * office and j Costumes for everybody have just arrived
$2.00. Everybody is invited.
Democrats,
don
’
t
forget
to
register.
Geo.
H.
Chick
cut
hh
wrist
severely
with
(
’
apt.
Fowler
of
fort
'
Hamath
has
gone
*o
j
and
can
be
seen
at
thestoreof
N.
U.
Beggs.
Central Point on Sunday.
only forwarded to headquarters at Indian­
be sold ut prices to suit the times.
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(it s D f . i . py .
a chisel one day recently.
I A large assortment of fancy costumes, Portland on u visit.
Next Sunday is St. Valentine’s day.
Liberal Bunday-school and Bible class
Freight trains are running regularly apolis.
Hell-tans.
1
comic
characters
and
dominoes
will
lie
G. W. Howard and M. E. Beatty were in
Hop. 8. Furry ind .vife of Eden pricinct
Al. Carey left for the north this week.
meets every Bunday at 11 o’clock a . M., at
As the railroad between Ashland and
again and heaps of new goods hive arrived
At the last regular meeting of Jack..on
Jacksonville on Wednesday last.
the U. M. L. Mull, Talent.
1 Roseburg is not in the best condition as rented very reasonably. No one need be were in town Saturdr y.
Another matrimonial boom has started. for our merchants during the week.
ville Fire Engine Co. No 1, the following
without
a
suit
who
desires
to
attend
the
this
The
train
from
Ashland
reaches
K.
G.
Hurt
and
A.
L.
Redden
were
u;>
1
yet,
the
regular
train«
leave
AshTand
be-
Rev. A. R. Rickenbach will hold services
J. L. Hallett has purchased a two-year-
The days have lengthened out consider­
bell-taps were established : Three taps.slow,
grand mask ball this evening.
place at 8:20 o'clock p . x . nowadays.
from Medford yesterday.
at Phtrnix on Sunday at 11 o’clock a . m ., ably.
old colt by “Altamont,” dam, mother of • fore eight o’clock p. x., arriving at Medford
repeated three times, for regular meetings;
The sec.etlfry of the treasury, in his re­
1
at
8:29.
R.
M.
Bhely
of
the
Medford
marble
works
and at the Presbyterian church in this
Fred. Barnebiirg of Medford precinct was
two taps, slow, three times in succession,
J. A. Cardwell was in Eugene city last " Almonette,” of Mr. Beach, for $900.
ply
to
the
Senate
resolution
directing
him
place in the evening.
has
been
in
Josephine
county
on
business.
fire drill. By order of the company.
week.
Frank Ennis of Sterlingville has a cow | Justice Antenrieth of Yreka, Cal., has to furnish certain information relative to at the county seat Monday.
j been collecting considerable money for the
J. R. L ittle ,’Sec’y.
Regular services will be held at the Cath­ Oregon Kidney
Messrs. Coker. Barnum. Williams and
Ab. Giddings of Klamath county is in
’Fea cures all kidney (half Jersey) from whose milk 14 lbs. of county, und has the county jail well filled the accounts of Alfred B. Meacham, late
olic church in this place, Rev. F. X. Blan­ troubles.
Elder paid Jacksonville a visit last Satur­
Ashland visiting bis family.
butter are manufactured each week.
superintendent
of
Indian
affairs
for
Ore
­
When Baby was sick, we gave her
j for violations of the opium-den and cubic-
chet officiating.
CABTORI/
J. Delano, lately of Medford, a iirst-class
W. H. Barr of Medtord precinct made day.
gon, encloses a report of the second comp­
Johnny Jacobs was up from Medford
’ air laws.
Rev. A. II. Sunderman will preach in the Tuesday.
Wm. Fl wards and son of this precinct When she was a child, she cried for
butcher, has become interested in the Ash­
our town a visit Wednesday.
troller, showing a deficit of $7,676.
( ABTOF
German language at the M. E. church in
G. Karewski received a large new boiler
When she became u Mias, she clung to
Geo. Ji”Ison of Grant's Pass spent a few . have returned from a prospecting tour on
The buzzard dollars which are thought
John Crump has returned from a visit land Cash Market with Chas. H os ley.
CABT<
t
this place on Sunday next.
for his flouring mills in this place, which
Applegate.
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When she had children, she gave them
Rogue river was so high last week that
days in Jacksonville this week.
to
be
so
clumsy,
that
the
New
York
bankers
to Roseburg.
w»ll ensure a greater output of his fiqur,
CAS
j The literary society holds interesting ses­
Rev. J. R. Roberts will preach at the An­
the
Galice
creek
mail-carrier
was
compell
­
areltrying
to
demonitize
are
still
at
par
in
Isaac Woolf, the efficient marshal of
There has been considerable fog during
the quulity of which cannot be surpassed
tioch school-house next Sunday at the us­
sions at the school-house every Wednes-
ed to cross that stream at Rock Point.
the T imes office, and will be readily receiy- Medford, was here yesterday.
the past few days.
anywhere.
MARRI Eli.
ual hour.
I day evening.
I
ed
on
account.
Should
any
one
doubt
our
Sheriff Jacobs will sell the David Dunlap
Geo. Brown of Eagle Point made our
Our
Central
Point
correspondence
failed
Business
men
can
neutralize
the
effects
Rev. J. R. Roberts preaches at Browns­
Jas.
Perdue,
the
scientific
boot
and
shoe
word,
we
will
take
pleasure
in
proving
to
DAV18
—
SHOEMAKER
—In Applmrt
property in Big Butte precinct on March of dull times by advertising in the T imes ,
town a business visit last Friday.
to arrive this week.
Feb. 8th, bv Rev. (I. E. Jones. Job:
boro on the third Bunday in this month.
all such that it is the naked truth.
! maker, may be found in the rear of D. Wil­ and
13th. See his advertisement elsewhere.
M
um Abigail Shoemaker.
Wm.
Bybee
has
gone
to
Josephine
county
which
has
the
largest
circulation
of
any
Masks at Jas. R. Little's. If you need
Elder M. Peterson will lecture on tem­
son’s saddle and harness shop.
DEAN—MILLER—At the residence o
There are now quite a number of people to look after his mining interests.
A match race took place hint Tuesday be­ paper published in the State, outside of
perance at the Mound school-house to­ one, give him a call.
The managers of the reduction works parents on Sardine creek.Feb. Uth b
in the district known as The Meadows,who
tween the horses of Frank Kime and John Portland.
Ike Mensor expects to go to San Francis­ have secured a new engine and have re­ Williams.B. W. Dean and Miss Mary
morrow (Saturday) evening. He will be at
Comic and sentimental valentines at Standley, which was won by the latter.
will be compelled to giaa great distance (to co before long t© buy a stock of goods.
RAGSDALE ELLIS At the reside]
No matter what the difference on the
Grant’s Pass Sunday.
Little’s variety store.
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bride’s parents on Evans creek, Fel
sumed active operations again.
It is said that Beach A Hallett have sold silver and tariff questions may be, it is ad­ Antioch) to register and vote. A new vot­
S. J. Bteckel, J. P., J. F. Ragsdale an
Paymaster
Larned
has
r«^\rned
from
Rev. J. A. Slover will commence a meet­
Remember the days for registration are the fast trotting horse “Syphon,” bjr “Al­
ing precinct should
established there,
J. EUis.
Fifteen
thousand
excellent
shingles
are
mitted that T. D. Fountain of Ashland and we hope the Comsty Commissioners paying off the troops al Fort Warn at' .
ing at Gold Hill to-morrow (Saturday) even­ April 5th, 6th and 7th.
offered for sale cheap. Apply at the T imes COX—DUTTON— \t the same time and i
tamont,” to Van DeLashmutt for $2,000.
keeps a fine, large stock of goeds and sells will act on the matter at the next term.
Mr. Rapp’s health is improving and he office, Jacksonville, for further particulars. the same officiating officer, Rufu> ( <17
ing, which will continue a short time.
Twelve yards of Cabot W for $1.00 at
(’. Dutton.
Last Friday and Saturday were beautiful awfully (.heap.
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will
soon
make
his
accustomed
rounds.
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Two representatives of a Walla Walla
Rev. W. I’. Williams’ appointment for Caro Bros.’. Phoenix.
For sale at a bargain—a cosy dwelling­
days, reminding one of the late spring; but
Why does not the road supervisor who nursery were in Jackson county this week,
I)r. Jackson has returned from a profes­ house not far from the center of town. For
Central Point has been called in.
HOHN.
The regular annual school meetings will it has rained most of the time since then.
has jurisdiction over the Herrin lane repair but finding the roads and weather unfa­ sional trip to Grant’s Pass and Medford.
Wih
be held in a few weeks.
further particulars enquire of A. L. John-
headed •
the
broken
culvert
there?
It
is
actually
in
j.
('.
Whippthis
week
sold
Thus.
Collins
BOWE
—
In
Bara's
valley.
Feb. 2d. to Mr. and Mrs. asMiHted b> ..
Brotensfroro itemn.
vorable
to
their
business,
left
until
some
Geo.
Cooksey,
T.
J.
Hussy
and
G.
W.
1
aon.
e
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Elder M. Peterson preached at Phoenix a neat monument to mark the last resting- a dangerous condition und should be look­
J. L. Rowe, a dughter.
Tickets for ¿ne ...
. supper, $L25
Manuel Miller is at work on T. J. Clop-
better time, if the people of southern Or­ Staples paid Jacksonville a visit Monday.
on Wednesday evening,
A pleasant sociable was given at Byers’ CHILDERS—Near Linkville. Feb. 2d. to Mr. and each; Hpvctator» 5U cents.
; place of his mother in Table Rock precinct. ed after at once.
tun's new barn.
egon are wise they will patronize local nur­
Mrs. M. D. Childers, a son.
The best of music has been engaged, and noth­
Wm. J. Hay and wife of Harrisburg are ball last Tuesday evening for the benefit of
No snow is now visible on the moun­
Caro Bros, of Roseburg have removed in­ series, which are fully prepared to fill all
S hiloh ' s C ough and Consumption Cure
ALLEN—In Linkville. Feb. 2d, to Mr. and Mrs. ing will be left undone to make it a first-class af­
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bushce of this
fair in every particular.
at Grant’s Pass and may conclude to lo­ the Presbyterian church, which was well
tain tops from this place.
B. Alien, a daughter.
is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures to their handsome new brick, which is one orders.
place, on Jan. 27, a daughter.
J AB. ( 'RONE.MILLER, )
cate.
EDWARDS—In Eden preciint, Feb. 1st, to Mr
attended.
JOHN DYAR,
> Com. of Arrangrnients.
Chinese new-year is near an end and the Consumption. Sold by Merritt and Robin­ of the handsomest structures south of Port­
A letter from Lake county says there
and Mrs. J. T. Edwards, a on.
Mr. Balfour has been at work on his
D A. JONES.
>
W.
Turrell,
a
popular
commercial
trav
­
land.
They
will
soon
display
an
immense
I)-.
Geary
has
been
at
Eugene
city,
average
citizen
is
happy.
son.
has been some snow there this winter, but
grounds in Brownsboro, making extensive
eler, paid Jacksonville a visit during the whither he was called by the serious ill­
Judge Day,our real-estate agent and con­ stock of fine goods.
1HED.
Jerry Nunan shipped over 200 dozens of
not enough to cause stock to suffer for
improvements.
ness of his sister We regret to learn of
S hiloh ’ s V italizes is what you need want of feed. They have had some cold week.
veyancer, is doing a great deal of business
John A.. Miller starts back to Klamath eggs to Portland this week.
HATTON—In Linkville, Feb. 4th, Maggie,
Baruch Fisher was up from Woodville her death.
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz­ weather, however, which froze up all the
in
his
line,
being
well
versed
in
those
mat
­
Grass
is
sprouting
finely,
as
also
is
grain
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hatton; aged 2 Of Southern Oregon are hereby informed that i i
county in u short time, where he has sev­
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. streams and stock suffered some for water. Friday. He will go to San Francisco be­
Recorder Walton and W. F. Williamson
years, 11 months and 19 days.
addition to a large and elegant line of
ters.
sowed
early
in
the
season.
eral barns to build.
are busily engaged in revising and condens­
Wm. Drewes, the well-known jeweler, Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For sale by Take it all in all, it has been a very fair fore long.
M. 8. Wakeman has been appointed su­
Miss Mary Brown is laid up with a sprain­
P. Burkholter and Jas. Gentner of Apple­ ing many of the existing ordinances of the
NEW THIS WEEK
winter for stock-raisers in that section of
has become an inmate of the County Hos­ Merritt A Robinson.
ed ankle, obtained by visiting the skating- pervisor of road district No. 28.
gate were in Jacksonville last week on le­ town, which is an excellent idea.
Ed. Hendricks of Applegate, as will be the State.
rink ut Eagle Point.
Knockouts and other disturbances have pital. He is in the last stages of consuiup-
The report of the recent examination
For Sale.
, tion.
seen by advertisement elsewhere, has sev­ The most notable event of the kind which gal business.
I have added to my stock the following class of
Jaquett A Rissue, proprietors of the been unusually numerous here.
B. B. Beckman, who has been in San made by the teachers of the public school rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON RAND 8EV-
goods, of which I have a full line ■
Any
paid-up
subscriber
to
the
T
imes can eral thousand pounds of Early Goodrich has ever occurred on Evans creek was a
wagon and cooper shops, are busy putting
Thus. Riddle, ia’th ©f Medford precinct,
is
a
favorable
one.
Both
Miss
Sergent
and
Francisco
for
several
months
past,
has
re
­
L oral thousand pounds of early seed potatoes,
have one of Dr. Kendall’s horse-books free seed potatoes», which he offers for sale. double wedding. It took place last Wednes­
in a» overshot water wheel to propel the has gone east of the i«i inntains.
of the Goodrich variety, which he offers for sale
Mrs.
Frank
are
giving
satisfaction.
turned
home.
Ladies
’ Furnishing Goods,
day, our esteemed friends J. F. Ragsdale
of charge by calling at or sending to this They are first-class.
at 24 cents per pound. Anyone desiring good
machinery of their Hbeys.
Josh Beaumont of Ashland paid his office.
and Rutus Cox and the two daughters of
The date of the grand masquerade ball at seed potatoes should call on or address
Robt. Taylor of Ashland has just recov­
A
new
voting
precinct
was
e.*tabliahe<!
on
Both Knit and Muslin.
ED. HENDRICKS.
Stockmen are very busy looking after friindx in town a visit this week.
Quite a number of marriages have been Trail creek at the last terin of the County Mr. Ellis being the contracting parties. ered from a spell of sickness and is able to Medford has been changed from March 5th
Applegate. Or.
their herds. Stock of all kinds that run
Wilson Bros, are furnishing this market taking place recently, our worthy County Commissioners’ Court, which was a neces- We trust that their journey through life be about again.
to the22d of February—Washington’s birth-
low down in the foothills are looking very with an excellent quality of hay.
NOTIC£.
Clerk having issued four in one day last sity and will be duly appreciated by the will be blissful and prosperous and that
John M, Singletary, formerly of Rock ! day. It will be an a way-up affair.
bad ; but those which keep well back in the
their troubles may be little ones.
Pay your arrearages with the T imes of­ week.
As cl
people of that section.
p
any place; al«o
Point precinct, is now a resident of Harris­ The A. O. I . W. ball, which was an­ To the Citizens of Little Butte:
mountains are fat.
fice and get one of our premiums.
nounced to take place in Williams’ building Whereas a controversy has arisen in regard to
We happened to drop into the Jackson­ burg, Linn county.
You can get two good papers for the price
We do not sound a needless alarm when
the
County
Road
leading
from
T.
L.
Linkswiler
’
s
The Brownsboro Good Templars' lodge is
/¿‘Short Slothes,
Wm. Herriott of Applegate sold 25 cords of one by calling or sending to the T imes we tell you that the taint of scrofula is in ville Marble Works a few days ago and
Mrs. N. Fisher returned from Roseburg a on Washington’s birthday, has been indefi­ place to the Desert, therefore it is ordered that Chili
flourishing, with W. H. Jaquett in the of wood in Jacksonville last week.
matter will come up for final consideration
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Unde« I years old
office. See our clubbing inducements else­ your blood. Inherited or acquired, it is found the affable proprietor, with two as­ few days since. She did not go to Port­ nitely postponed on account of thebadcon- said
in
the
County
Court
on
March
4,
1886,
at
10
o
’
clock
chair; Miss Mary Brown, W. V. T.; Wm.
•‘dition of the roads.
A. M„ at which time all persons interested therein Abeautiful line of
there, and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla alone will sistants, busily at work. We noticed a land, as announced.
where.
Mourning
note
paper,
with
envelopes
to
Rissue, Secretary; Manuel Miller, F. 8.;
requested to be present, that a final adjust­
large number of monuments, tombstones,
Many of our citizens have the mining fe­ are
There will be no February term of Cir­ effectually eradicate it.
Gen. T. G. Reames, grand master of the
HOSIERY 1
ment thereof may be effected.
Miss Jane Simpson, W. T.; George Dick, match, for sate at the T imes office.
etc., of elegant design and workmanship, F. ct A. M. of this State, has been visiting ver as badly as ever, notwithstanding the By order of the County Court, made Feb. 4,1886. V
cuit
Court
for
Lake
county,
there
being
If
you
want
a
large,
first-class
paper,
sub
­
Johnny
Orth
regaled
his
customers
with
Marshal; Hugh Clopton, W. C.; Miss Lydia
W. H. PARKER, County Clerk.
gisting of Lisle and Silk.
finished
and
ready
fo'oe
act
up,
while
the
weather
is
not
favorable
for
that
kind
of
a
no business which needs immediate at­ scribe for either the San Francisco “Exam­ force was busy turning out several more. the Portland lodges.
Columbia river sturgeon yesterday.
Jaquett, I. G.; Geo. W. Isaacs. Jr., O. G.
malady. Several quartz claims have been
iner
”
or
New
York
“
World.
’
’
Price
only
NOTICE.
tention.
(II
OVES,
CoRBF.sroXDhXT.
Mrs. N. K. Lytle of this place started for taken up by them and some arc quite prom­
Parties desiring anything in Mr. Whipp’s
We want correspondence from eyery
Messrs. Fitzgerald, Hull. Brown and $1 51/ and $1 respectively. Subscriptions line should give him a call, by all means. * her old home in Ohio this week, but will
HANDKERCHIEFS
portion of the First Judicial District.
On account of the trouble, expense and uncer­
ising.
Gold Hill Items.
the music to-night, taken at the T imes office.
tainty in finding me at home at all times, parties
Schmitt
will
furnish
The Ashland “Tidings” says T. K. Bol­ return in a few weeks.
Parties wishing to pay taxes will find
will take notice that I keep open office on the last
The river is rising very fast.
Rev.
A.
M.
Russell
of
Ashland
preached
be
spread
at
the
U.
and
a
line
supper
will
CORSETS
The stage drivers are obliged to pack ton, of that place, sent several large pears
Wm. Wilson, J. Zumbrunn and Archie
some scrip for sale at the Ti mes office.
Jacoby Bros, received a large quantity of
•S. Hotel.
shovels in addition to their customary sup­ and apples from trees in Ashland to friends McDonald were over from Table Rock pre­ at this place last Sunday morning, and also Saturday in Each Month-
held
a
conference
meeting
the
day
before.
goods by the last freight train.
II. C. Messenger who owns the Ritter place
Zapltyr
Shawls
Fred. Grob has gone to the quartz mine ply of wrenches and uxes,in order to shovel in Massachusetts recently, and they were cinct during the week.
the Court-house in Jacksonville—and that on
Owing to the interruption of the mails we at
A man without a quartz mine here now in Eden precinct, paid us a visit Monday. on Jackson creek in which he is interested, out of the mud-holes, u’liich aie numerous placed on exhibition In the office of one of
such occasions I am prepared to conduct exami­
Uncle Jesse Wilson of Medford precinct,
nations or to transact any other business connect­ And many other things too numerous to mention.
Why don’t you take advantage of the and will spend some time there in devel­ between Ashland and Delta.
is of small importance The miners are
the state reformatory institutions, at South who is nearly 90 years of age, is in poor failed to receive notice of Mr. R.’s appoint­ ed
I have also secured the services of a
ths C. ant’ Superintendent of Schools.
ment.
T imes ’ unparalleled clubbing inducements? oping it.
the heavy men.
W, M. COLVIG.
Alu public meeting held at Roseburg it Farmington. Reports trom there inform health, we are sorry to say.
Couu&ckjftooJ
Buperintendent.
The
post-office
is
now
established
in
the
J. Casebier of Ashland precinct sold 8.
The O. A C. R. R. Co. sometimes fail to
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
Supt. Colvig, in our advertising columns, w.s resolved to begin the survey of a wag­ us that the fruit is regarded as a great cu­
Rev. F. X. Blanchet, who is making a lower story of Williams’ fine, large build­ Rock Puiiit, Or., Feb. 5. 1886.
deliver mail on time here, but J. B. Thomas L. Daniels five heaa of mules last week for has something of importance to say to those on-road from that place to the Klamath riosity and attracts much attention.
And am prepared to execute all orders in that
pastoral trip through Josephine county, is ing, and presents a neat appearance. Vroo-
Summons
never fails to connect.
1700.
line in first-class style at reasonable rates.
Last wsek, in the Superior Court of Trin- expected to return to-day.
having official business with him. Read basin and Jrater lake. Money is being
man, Miller A Co.’s superior stock of stoves,
Call and see me at the building formerly occu­
subsrribnd »0 2’’d th- p uiect.
uy county, Josephus Kester was convicted
Our worthy section foreman is kept quite
John Cox is said to have invented a his notice.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for pied by A. L. Johnson on California street.
hardware,
ti
r.»
<re,
etc.,
is
also
being
dis
­
J. D. Pankey and B. Vincent have dis­
the County of Jackson.
of
murder
in
the
second
degree,
the
jury
MRS. P. 1‘. PRIM.
busy repairing track this bad weather; but plow which will run wll in the stickiest
Frank
Lewis,
formerly
of
Lakeview,
has
Read the advertisement of the Sugar
P. J. Ryan, plaintiff, vs. Martha and John Edy.
covered quartz ledges on Rogue river played there.
trains are never delayed on his portion of land.
defendants; action at law to recover money.
Pine Sash and Lumber Co. of Grunt’s Pass. issued a challenge to run any foot-racer 75 recommending the case to the mercy of the which they think very well of.
•
Many of the papers of Iowa have been To Martha and John Edy, the above-named de­
the road.
Shook A Weaver’s skating-rink is the It is a worthy concern and should be well yards tor $2,500, which has been accepted Court. He was sentenced to a term of 12
fendants:
Mrs. N. S. Drew of Uniontown precinct, j printing complimentary notices of Hon. J. TN
by Archie McComb on behalf of Kittle- years in San Quentin. From what we can
THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
Two empty cars on the switch here will most popular place of amusement nowa­ patronized.
L Yuu are required to appear in said court and
who
has
been
quite
ill
tor
a
long
time,
is
i
D.
Whitman,
who
has
become
a
resident
uf
learn
Josephus
and
“
Pony
”
had
a
dispute
man,
the
well-known
sprinter.
(NOT the Cold Water System)
be loaded with orc and shipped to the Med­ days.
answer the complaint of said plaintiff, filed
D. Linn has completed the ballot-box.s
I this precinct, while many prominent socie- against you within ten days from trie time of the
now much improved in health.
Deer-skinners still continue their depre­ about a mining claim which they had been
ford reduction works as soon as the roads
Times continue quite du-1 n* yet, nothing for the various precincts and they will soon
CORNER THIRD AMD PINE STREET*.
1 ties «¡id organizations of which that gen- service of this summons on yon. if served within
working
together
as
partners.
It
is
said
Col.
J.
N.
T
Miller
left,
for
Klamath
will admit.
said county; or if served on you within any other
happening from which to frame a first-class be delivered to the judges of election receet- dations. and large quantities of hides con­ that “Pony” had frequently threatened
county a few days since, having fully re­ | tieman was a member before leaving that county in this State, then within twenty days from JACKSONVILLE...
...OREGON.
tinue to find their way to Jacksonville,
ly appointed.
Grand preparations were made for the ■ item.
State have made him the subject of highly the time of the service; or if served on you out of
the
life
of
his
brother,
who
claims
to
have
covered
from
his
recent
illness.
■
‘hey
should
be
severely
punished
for
this
the Statu of Oregon or by publication, then by the
wedding on Sardine creek on the 10th, at
Two
Medford
Sunday-school
boys
recent-
.
DATHS ON APPLICATION.
John Watson and D. Pen in ger sold sever­
committed th« d^e*! in self-defense.
K. B. Harrison, lately teacher of the Cen- eulogistic resolutions, all regretting his de­ first day of the term of this court following such
the residence of B. F. Miller. Miss- Eva al head of fine horses 'to 8. L. Daniels this ly had a dispute about their lesson, after lntli8criniinateslauMuter of deer.
wvien. viz: th«MId«» of „May,
MH -»Ml
Hlouina(l.>n. Dropvj ok... r.;
trnri>i»j :t school, is now in the Sixth Audi- parture. What is their loss is our gain.
are notified that, if you , fail
said
Com­
»«.1 to aitawer
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and Kidn„ Comi.laiBtH and gen-
Look
out
for
the
grand
parade
in
this
Mil’or aiyi B*ed. W Dean* of Willow week
)»•**'•?!)£
church,
tqid
foiight
it
out
on
the
!
i .
MAJiRlAGKH UT JACE SON COCNTT
___ 1 tleprwRion
»_____ tini cvvtuin
plaint as above required, the plKintiil will apply
oral
of (lie. sywtora,
sesfitipot rnâ.i.
place
to-dnjr
Unc
jackMiiivnieT^tTovetein,
1
t*»
trttxs
<
fcrr
trre
rxrlir-r
Urimw.a
—
*-
■■
»
,
.
Springs were the high contracting parties,
spot
to
ft
finish.
Mark Armstrong has rented Dean’s
w;t: For a judgment against yon for the sum of R ard I nu «I Trentoient per Week gift.
—
Miss
ftinerva
Herriott
o7
Applegate
is
headed
by
the
Silver
Cornet
Band,
will
be with them.
SvBscniBER.
G. W, Frazier, formerly of Ashland, will
’ E. K. Anderson’s b draulfc mines on $89.77, with interest thereon at the rate of ten per
blacksmith shop in Willow Springs pre­
JANUARY.
engaged in teaching school nt the Yaiuax
cent, per annum from the 8th day of iMay. 1884.
soon start a foundry in Eugene. It is a give an interesting performance on our
SPEVlAJte ^ASES EXT11A.
Anderson creek are uio r way.
cinct.
24—G. W. Meek anil H. h. Slagle.
and ten per cent, additional on said amount as
reservation in Klamath county.
County Commissioners' Court.
much needed enterprise and will receive a streets. It will be well worth seeing.
attorney s fees and the costs and disbursements
24
—
H.
Mackliu
and
Susie
Hodges.
John
Mooney,
the
clever
agent
for
the
J.
E.
Yates
of
Josephine
county
has
been
The following business was transacted in
of
this
action
to
be
taxed.
Sweating;
Processes
Dr.
R.
L.
Parker,
lately
of
Eagle
Point,
Dr. Will Jackson has sold his house on
27—L. L. Savage and Lillie Ulrich.
Singer sewing-machine, has our thanks for large patronage.
^1 the D emocratic
by order
this court at the February term:
has loeatei near’Lakeview, Lake county, exhibiting some fine specimens of quartz of Published
California St., near Fifth, to Dr. Geo. O.
STEAM TAPOR,
Hon. L. R. Webster. Ju
Jim
{Attic
keeps
Goslinsky
ACo.
’
^
celo.
FEBRUARY.
favors.
G. Naylor. John Woods, Jos. Satterfield,
in town this week.
SPIRIT LAMP,
and entered in open Court Jan
for the practice of his profession.
D’Barr, for $1,200. Somehow property
4— E. L. Ellis and Annie E. Downing.
HOT SITZ AND
L. McDaniel and B. Robb, having made af­
Our clubbing offerswill soon be with­ brated 5-cent cigar and 1» seihug heaps of
Although none of the miners have clean­
FOMENTING PACKS
Mrs. Sarah Essex of Modoc county, Cal.,
The abo
fidavit that they had been assessed too high, drawn, as we cannot keep them open much them, for they are equal to those usually keeps its old price here in spite of the pre­
0—I. C. Brown and Frances E. Roden.
ed
up,
considerable
gold-dust
is
finding
its
dictions
of
the
enemies
of
Jacksonville.
mostly on account of uncanceled mortgages,
sister of Mrs. A. G. Colvin of this place,
10— Geo. Schumpf and Ella Berry.
sold for 10 cents.
FOR SALE:
it was ordered that a rebate be made in each longer.
way
to
Beekman
’
s
banking-house
already.
Sheriff's
Sale.
died 011 the 2d Inst, of typhoid fever.
18— Aaron H. Maegly and Celia Levy.
Miss Lizzie Gcarv of Eugene city, sister
case.
It is said that a heavy tide of emigration
Don’t fail to attend tho mask ball to-night
The rains of the past week hav^peen very In the Circuit Court of the
Several road supervisors’ reports were re­
for
20—©. H Johnson and Anna Justus.
3htrman Brown of I’crilaud, ccn of ju .
is setting in towards Oregon, and that of Dr. Geary of Medford, died a few days
and
give
the
Silver
Cornet
Band
a
rousing
ceived and accepted
march .
I). Brown, who is also interested in our acceptable to the miners, ss the water sup­ Rhoda Dunlap ) Jackson Co
Jackson and Josephine counties will get a since after a brief illness. The deceased
For Rheumatic and Stomach Pains.
The report of the viewers in the matter benefit.
ply had commenced to diminish in some
11— A F Eddy and Mary E Slover.
quartz mill, is paying this place a visit
vs.
>
was an es.imable young lady, and her loss
liberal share of it.
of the new county road leading from Evans
David Dm j lap. j
'■ ,
See Dr. C. Lempert on Saturdays and you
j
districts.
15
—
W
II
Peninger
and
Alvina
Hesse.
creek up the west side of Pleasant creek
MUSTARD
BRAN FOR POULTICES.
is
regretted
by
a
large
circle
of
relatives
and
W. T. Anderson and son of Eden pre- !
J. Solomon, administrator of the estate of
y VIBTUE OF
WK1T OF EXKi'Ul'lON
will be cured free (excluding medicine) ot
was approved and said road established.
Geo. Cardwell has located a quartz mine
15— E A Carter and Mabel Humphrey.
friends.
duly insumí out of the Circuit Court of the
cinct were in town yesterday. Wc are
C.
Sarraillet,
deceased,
will
sell
several
The petitjon»of the citizens of Trail creek charge.
"The
principles
of the water-cure ( atme^t
*
22— H A Traylor and Dora Heckatho*. n. glad to learn that Mr. A.’s health is much I in the Sterling district, that seems to be State of Orogon for Javksun county, on the 29th are founded iB nature
;u.d in trntii.3‘«f% haveir-
We forgot to mention in the last issue of
and vicinity for a new’ voting precinct was
acres of fine land, set in grape-vines, at pub­
day of January, 1886. and to me directed and de­
quite
extensive,
and
the
ore
from
which
as
­
Eggs and butter have become plentiful
our
power
a
now
and
most offiewious agent for
31
—
Jas
T
Guerin
and
Sarah
A
Brown.
heard and granted. H. Richardson, H. L.
livered,
in
favor
of
Rhoda
Dunlap
and
against
improved.
the <T imes that the well-known Yankee
David Dunlap, I am commanded to satisfy the the alleviation and cure of disease in various
Hill and J. G. Briscoe were appointed reg­ and prices have dropped, especially of the lic sale to-morrow.
says
well.
APRIL.
Wm. C. Miller of Marion county, former­
judgment of Rhoda Dunlap for the sum of $1,000, forms, and, in proper hands, as aafo as it is ef­
W. W. Parker of Butte creek was in town Doodle Band of Roseburg tendered the
isters and W. M. Holmes and Henry Voge- former.
I should be no friend to humanity, nor
5— Jno R Robinson and Anna M Elliott ly of Forest creek, is now employed at John
Work on the n.e of the proposed quartz with interest thereon at 8 per cent, per annum fectual.
lei clerks.
Saturday, from whom we learned the Big Jacksonville visitors a grand serenade dur­
from the 23d day of January, 1886, and the srii of to medical science, if 1 did not give my testimony
8
—
W
H
McAdams
and
Maggie
Morrison.
mill
in
this
place
i*
orc
pressing
rapidly,
and
in the mattei of the establishing of exact
There will be social parties at Central Butte steam saw-mill would commence op- ing their stay there, which was duly ap­
Miller's claim on Farmer’s fiat and will re­
«81.00 costs, and also the costa of and upon < his in its recommendation.”
Sir. C has . S cudamore , M. D. F. R. 8.
lines of thu-Camp Stewart and Pelican Bay Point, Sam’s valley and Thompson creek
12— E W Gale and Nancy E Conger.
the building will be ready for the machin­ writ out of any property of David Dunlap’s; end
preciated.
main a few months.
e rations on Monday.
iii obedience to said Writ I did on the 2d day of
road. Postponed until next term.
23— Wan Sam and Bee Lan.
ery before long.
February, 1886,levy on all the hereinafter describ­ Fever and Sore Throat a Specialty.
The Sheriff was authorized to procure all to-night.
Silas
J.
Day,
Henry
Klippel
and
John
L.
D.
Brown,
principal
proprietor
of
the
Wm. M. Richard of Big Butte has been
27—Chas Schulta and Kotie McDaniel,
realty, and will offer for ealo for cash, at public 1
necessary paraphernalia for carrying out
Turner (t Johnson have run u cross-cut ed
Marshall Tanner, formerly of Eden pre­ engaged to get out a large quantity of fine Herberger having been appointed referees
proposed quartz mill in this place, returned
ADOLPHUS F. EDDY.
auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court House
may .
the death ■:-mtence of Lewis O’Neil.
Hydropa thiet.*—
to
tap
the
Rising
Sun
ledge,
and
a
large
door in Jacksonville, in said county and State, on
cinct, died at Chico, Cal., of typhoid fever sugar-pine lumber for Aiken ~
in
the
case
of
Lorraine
vs.
Lorraine,
they
to
Portland
a
few
’
days
ago
on
business
con
­
Bros, at their
2
—
W
E
Henderson
and
Emma
Panter.
body of ore has been exposed, a test of
Saturdayf March 13, 1886,
recently.
will immediately proceed to divide the
nected with that enterprise.
Public Announcement.
mill on Rogue river.
3— II L DarneiUe and Martha Banders.
which is being made.
at two o’clock P. M. of said day. all of the right,
property in dispute, which is situated on
The I. O. G. T. of Ashland will give an­
The Sugar Pine Door & Lumber Co. of
*. 8. B. Galey and J. W. O. Gregory of
9— A Stephens aiol Mai.x Kugiinh.
title and interest of the said D&iid Dunlap in and
Allred Law of Applegate has set out
The American Mining Guide, the best to all the following described realty, to-wit:
Ashland were at thecounty seat yesterday.
Grant's Pass announce that they will be other entertainment on Washington’s 2,000 strawberry, blackberry and raspber- Rich Gulch.
9—W Lund and Milla C Svanoc.
The Eaat % of the Southwest U, the West It of
authority
on
this
subject,
for
sale
at.
the
Tunnel 9, v/hich has been in a bad condi­
prepared from and after Feb. 20th, 1886, to birthday.
KL-J C Whipp and Florence E Shipley. We are glad to learn that Mr. Galey’s fam­
the Southeast U, the Southwest *4 of the South­
rom two yards of wyandottes
ry vines, and will engage in their cul- tion for the past few weeks, has been clean­
T imes office ; also blank notices for location west U» Qie Southea-t U of the Northwest \ of
fill a'l bills for every kind of lumber on
Winter Sturgis, lately of Central Point,
ily are now’ enjoyirtg good health.
three yard» of PLYMOUTH ROCKS. and two
12
—
Geo
B
Landers
and
Ella
Roper.
ture on a large scale.
Section KI. and the Northeast M of the Northwest
of placer and quartz mines.
yards of BROWN LEGHORNS.
ed out and put in good repair. The wash­
short notice. The mill is now located at has permanently located in Stanislaus
Ú,
the
Northwest
H
<>f
the
Northeast
H
of
Section
14— Chas W Smith and Irene Aytch.
P. C. Willson and family,accompanied by
There
was
a
pleasant
and
genuine
sur
­
15,
all
in
Township
35,
South
of
Rnnge
two
East;
outs in Cow creek valley have also been at­
John Blalocli and Geo. Owings of Evans
Grant’s Pass, on a special side track, where county, Cal.
16— L G Ross and Ida Lane.
Mr. Hawley, Who have been living near creek are prospecting at the head of Jack- together with the tenements, hereditaments and
prise party at the residence ot John Orth
a large number of cars can be loaded at one
19— E B Myer and Ida Muller.
anpurtenances thereunto belonging, situated in
The Sardine creek bridge has been re­ one evening last week. The Silver Cornet tended to and trains now’ run without in­
Medford for several months past, started
son creek and have found some promising Jackson county. Oregon.
terruption.
tinu. We arc prepared to furnish sugar paired and is being crossed in safety by
20— C H Hargadine and Carrie E Casey. on their return to New York this week.
Said realty will be /sold subject toa certain
Prices: Wyandotte eggs, one sitting. $4; two sit­
Band
w:;s
in
attendance.
quarts and placer prospects.
pine, yellow pine, or fir lumber of all teams again.
mortgage on said premisos for $600. dated Jan. tings, $7; throe sittings, $9.
JUNE.
Plymouth Rock
Logan, the energetic Ashland photogra­
W. B. Shoemake of Josephine county
27,1885, and also subject to an attachment levied eggs, one sitting, $2.59; two sittings, $4; three sit­
J. H. Huffer, school clerk, has turned pher, has added the latest and most im­
grades.
1
—
J
F
Mann
and
Mary
E
Farmer.
When
good
weather
comes
much
more
on said premises, in the case of P. J. Ryan vs. tings, £6. Brown Leghorn eggs, 0110 sitting, $2.50;
Robt. Neil has sold his Ashland property over the delinquent tax for 1885. Notwith­
made
this
place
a
visit
Wednesday,
from
From and after March 20th, 1886, we will
4— J W Satterfield and Catherine Norvell.
prospecting will be done. The mineral re­ David Dunlap, in the above-named court, for two sittings, $4: three sittings, $6.
to a new-comer named W. D. Hanley. standing the dull times he succeeded in proved apparatus from time to time, until
whom we learned that his brother-in-law, sources of this country has never received $164.45. with interest thereon at one por cent, per My six Wyandotte hens made a record last year
be prepared to fill ail orders for doors, win­
he has one of the best and completest gal­
8— J W Wharton and Mary G Rummell.
of 126 eggs each for six months, beginning with
Price $1,000.
month, from March 15,1885, and costs.
Jos.
Williams
of
Applegate,
was
lying
collecting nearly all of it.
dows, sash, mouldings, casings, frames,
Witness my hand and official signature this January 15th. Aside from their utility, they are
leries in the interior. His photographs
half the attention they merit.
25— Wm Garrett and Eliza Plymirc
There was another slide on Roberts’ hill,
quite 1 ow with consumption.
the handsomest fowl 1 have ever handled. My
Uth^ofF.bn^.M«. ABJACOW)
brackets and every kind of wood-work and
The Jacksonville Fire Company proposes are first-class.
*
25— F M Parker and Helena Reynolds.
The machinery for, the quartz mill at
Plymouth Rocks are most favorably known all ov­
but it was removed in time to allow the to make a number of new rules and 'm-
Sherman
D.
Brown
of
Portland,
son
of
finishings for houses.
er the North Pacific coast. The heaviest and beet
Sheriff
of
Jackson
County.
Oregon.
26
—
Bernard
Lorraine,Mary
Ann
Barlow.
8. L. Daniels and Geo. Stephenson were
this place has been shipped and wil
marked strain on the coast and not excelled any­
By N. A. JACOBS. Deputy.
L. D. Brown, and a member of the com­
We are prepared to give prices on every­ train to pass.
provements which will increase the effi­ in town again on Monday and secured ten
JULY.
soon arrive. The crushing of quartz wil
where. My Brown Leghorns are models of beau­
The "Tidings” says property in Ashland ciency of the department.
pany now putting up the quartz mill in no doubt commence in the near future.
thing in ovr line that will defy competition.
ty and excellent layera. I guarantee a good hatch
1—Chas W Hoagland and M C Buzan.
fine horses. Mr. D has purchased quite a
and perfect satisfaction. M.v fowls have taken
Jacksonville, arrived here last Wednesday
Address Sugar Pine Door A Lumber Co., sells this season at about the same figure
1—M F Hull and Eliza Fitzgerald.
It makes no difference if it is coid and number of horses ar.d nules at different
The
shareholders
of
the
Jacksonville
as it did last.
morning and wi|| remain a while.
Grant's Pass, Or.
I— W G Davis and Laura E Moon.
stormy,Plymale's turnounts are in demand points and will leave for California this
Milling and Mining Co. are now paying a
Owing to the change in railroad time anyway, because they are not to be sur­ week with about 70 head.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invi­ weekly assessment of two per cent., as Cas­
5— L Vincent and Sarah J Panky.
A Good Record.
Wherever exhibited. Only a few choice trios of
the
stage
for
Medford
leaves
this
place
at
tation
to
be
present
at
the
wedding
of
L.
6
—
I
N
Lewis
and
Etta
Heckathorn.
passed in southern Oregon.
*
Although there has been a run of expen­
teel is rushing the work forward much i
Trail creek voting precinc* has been cs-!
Plymouth Rocks for sale at $10.00. Cush must
Siiberstein and Miss Moda Abraham, more rapidly than expected.
16—E F Smith and II E Hummer.
accompany all orders.
sive criminal business, unequaled in the six o’clock r. x.
There are now two wagon-roads leading tablished^by the County Commissioners,
Express charge«» light. Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Ex-
daughter
of
H.
Abraham.
Esq.,
of
Port
­
19
—
Geo
Dickey
and
L
O
Callahan.
Ironclad and common note, receipt and to Crater lake from Jackson county, eith­ with II. Richardson, J. G. Briscoe and H.
history of Jackson county, since the pres­
Frank Logg and John McDonnell are Olive (Jutting,, Kipo Wood, $10 per 1,000- < press gives a liberal discount in favor of all my
land. The happy event will take place
21— A W Sturgis and Pauline Coffman.
customers.
ent County Judge and Commissioners came check books for sale at reduced rates at er of which can be put in excellent repair L. Hill as registers, and W. M. Holmes and
very
busy
at
their
hydraulic
claim
on
Olive
Trees,Three
to
Six
Feet,
$30
per
100.
Send stamp for handsomely illustrated 6, ta-
next Sunday.
25—D W Anderson and Dora Hull.
into ofllce, when the two years for which the T imes office.
II. Vogelei as clerks. This new precinct
for a few thousand dollars.
logue. Address:
Jackass creek and have every prosiwct of
29— E N Faulconer and E E Blevins.
Sol. Wise of Myrtle Point, Coos county, a profitable run. They have one of the 85 Packet« Vegetable Seed«
J. M. GARRISON. Forest Grove, Or.
the latter wore elected expires the debt of
Caro Bros., Phoenix, pay the highest price
Forty pupils now attend Rev. A. H. Sun has long been a necessity.
30— J L McCulloch and Anna M Howard. and Miss Carrie Adler of Windsor, Cal.,
the county will be little if any larger than for beef hid?s, furs, deer skins, sheep pelts, derman’s German school, and the num­
____ By Mell for «1.
richest claims in Jackson county.
The “East Oregonian” says: “Jackass
AUGUST.
were married at San Francisco week be­
it was in July, 1884. This is a record of dried fruit, etc.
*
ber promises to increase still further. He creek is in Jackson county. An old-timer
Quite a number of prospectors arc at Send for (etelofnie end make your own Selections
3— Geo Q Davis and Annie M Shelly.
fore last. A host of friends in Jackson
fOdrli they may well feel proud, for an ex­
It cost a fellow $9 for shooting off his pis­ is giving general satisfaction.
tells us that it was so called because of the
work
in the Applegate district, some of R. J. TRUMBULL Sc CO.,
9
—
W
A
Van
Horn
and
M
A
Moomaw,
county
send
congratulations
to
Mr.
W.
and
pensive bridge has been built across Rogue tol in town last Monday. Fortunately no
All those who call on Dr. C. Lempert. drowning in it of several ’smart alecks’
whom report excellent prospects. Ander­
12— A L Willey and Laura Thornton.
his fair bride.
river and several smaller ones constructed damage was done.
who
had
made
it
their
business
to
tell
edi
­
419 u»d 421 Saaeome Street,
Will be given at
the German doctor, at Jacksonville, for
15— Jno W Whitoind Lena Peterson.
Brad. Dean of Willow Springs was in son A Walker have a presumably extensive
across other streams, to say nothing of the
Han Francisco, Cal.
The Eagle Point Literary Society is again treatment on Saturdays will be treated free tors how to run a newspaper.”
16— Sam E Geary and M J Shoemaker.
town Tuesday and acted so strangely that ledge, which assays as high as $90 to the
Mention this paper.
many unusual and heavy bills of expense
*
As w ill be seen by notice in our adver­
27— Milton Maule and Eleanor Marray. his friends knew there was something ton.
which could not be avoided. Carping poli­ in a flourishing condition,and its meetings of charge, excluding medicine.
SEPTEMBER.
Capt. SaHmarsh was in town this week,
wrong. Hi.« conduct is explained elsewhere,
ticians may find fault with our county gov­ are well attended.
A large number of cayotes, panthers and tising columns, all those interested in the
Settle your arrearages with the T imes bears have been killed in Jackson cou’rtv establishment of exact lines on the Camp
7— F A Stricklin and Malinda K Dennis. under the proper h£Ad. W® extend our from whom we learned that his company |
ernment, from sinister motives, but the
and get the “American Farmer,” a first- since Hie bounty law went into effect; not­ Stewart and Pelican Bay road are request­
20— E G Kilgore and Nettie M Herrin.
congratulations and wish lb happy couple has plenty of water once more and is mak- j
facts and figures will not bear them out.
ed to be in attendance at the March term
class journal, free.
OCTOBER.
long years of happiness and |lro«perity.
| ing the most of it. They have rich dig­ I The Portland Business College, Portland, Ore- '
ably o the first-named animal.
Arrested and Hischurged.
of theCoflnty Commissioners’ court.
4— A Thompson and Martha Smith.
gings, but have not had enough water for 1 gon, offers superior private and class instruction
Geo. W. Cooksey has purchased the
The
rains
have
undone
all
the
work
of
Ed. Jackson, who has been living ht Tal­ Deskins farm in Willow Springs precinct,
Froit firoirers, Attention!
II— Chas B Lindsay and Marion Montrose.
I to the young and middle-aged of lxith sexes who
The raising of good horses is .«Mill a profi­
several seasons past to work them.
the
ph
asant
days
we
were
favored
with
a practical education in theshort-
ent. was arrested in Douglas county, on the paying $3,000 for it.
11—Douglas A Jones a; d Ada C Plymal«. j The Fruit-Growers will meet at the Town ' M. D. Hopkins of Grave creek, who is in I desireloobtAin
table industry in Jackson county, and wc
est time consistent, with thorough work. And at the
last
weeft,
and
the
roads
are
as
muddy
and
I Hall in Jacksonville. Feb. 27. 18*5. nt one
charge of stealing a watch from A. P. Tal­
expense. Day and evening sessions throng n-
are surprised that more of our farmers do ( 13— Jno F Fink and Deila F Cardwell.
* town, informs 11s Li)at the miners of that least
Good
pasturage
can
be
obtained
at
rea
­
1
the
streams
are
as
high
as
before.
students admitted any time ('ata- FLOOR MANAGERS -J. H. Bel linger. R.r. High
ent, and brought back to Ashland by the
I o’clock p . x. All those interested in fruit- I section have an abundance of water and outtheyear.
29— H G Myer awl Mollie Taun.
not follow it. Every year one or more
to-oie on application. A. IT armstrong , Principal.
The best of music has be.n engaged and noth­
Pay your subscription to the T imes one
constable. lie had a preliminary examina­ sonable rate* by applying at the Davison
* growing are requested to be present, as new 1 the prospects are favorable for the best
NOVEMBER.
ing will be left undone to make it a first-class af­
h
»rse-hnyers
come
to
southern
Oregon
and
* 1 year in advance and you will get the New
fair in every particular.
tion in Justice Eubanks'court, who dis­ farm, near Medford.
' officer« will b-- elected tor the ensiling year. i cleanup in veral year*. Considerable
7—J F Frizell and Lucy Kennedy,
purchases the surplus at good figures.
Tickets for dancers with one partner, including
charged him. as there wm ^H io evidence 1 Onrmuniii from l«>-diij Lewi» O’Nvil will 1 Voik ’ VArild,” DvtFi.lt “Free Press’’ or i
■ By order of the President.
Mmnr. $2.50. Hnectators. 50 cents.
j a—John K Smith and Mary Geary.
' pro«|»ectiiig in quartz is also being done
(iEO. E. ANDERSON,)
strong enough to hold him. Jackson en­ 1 expiate his crime on the gallows in the | San Francisco ••Examiner” free .
I Services were held at the M. E. church in 16—J B Lung and Hulda Bell.
J. H. G riffis , Secretary.
O.H, JOHNSON,
>Com. of Arrangements.
there.
_____________
I The wane, weather has caused Hudson his place last Sunday, Monday. Tuesday I 16—H I Cooper and Eliza Payne.
joys a good reputation, hut has become j Jackson county jail-yard.
N. KIME,
\
Settle Ip Notice.
Rev. E. G. i
reckless of late, through domestic troubles, , G. F. Penin baker qf Wagner creek offers many fruit trees to swell and the horticnl- and Wednesday evenings.
According <0 Hople.
18—Chas Hall and Nancy A Ciiihlers.
All those knowing themselves indebted to
lie has since gone north again.
J his place for sale, the health of his wifi; re- I turist is not happy, because* the frost may Michael, presiding elder of this circuit, M.
A gentleman, who is fond of whbt, sv>
18—M T Crow and Doi lie Davia.
the undersigned are requested to call and that he never enjoyed a rubber so mach as
E. church. South, and Rev. J. R. Rolierts
■ nip the blossoms which come so early.
■
quiring
a
drier
cllit'.atc.
22
—
Fred
Spencer
and
Busan
Firestone.
Arrested.
settle without further delay.
when he had rheumatism, and his wife
officiated.
25—W E Oliver and Nellie Simpson.
! The railroad blockade has been raised and
cured it by rubbing him with St. Jacobs Oil.
M rs . P. P. P rim .
Frank Buker. a half-breed Indian, was ' Four cash prize* will be given away at
If a well be poisoned woe be to those who
DECEMBER.
Then when he had a severe cough a few
1 trains are ru ining regularly once more. If
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Jacksonville. Feb. 8, 1886.
arrested by Constable Birdsey last Wednes­ i the mask ball tonight. Who will the the stormy weather continues we may ex­ drink thereat. It Is worse to poison the
dotes of Red Star Cough Cure affected a
1—Geo W Colg and Nancy C Gammons.
I
lucky
masqueraders
be?
day evening upon a warrant issued
complete cure.
fountain life for one’s self and for posterity.
3
—
Geo
W
Williams
and
Mary
F
Foster.
A
Csptsin't
t'srtunstf
IHoeoo^rp.
pect
a
recurrence
of
these
troubles,
Machinery of all kinds Made N ev
nearly three years ago, charging him with | For lame back, side or chest, use Shilob’i
Capt. Coleman, schr. Wevmonth, niving
22— W T Coburn and Mary Baldwin.
John Weaver of Myrtle creek is making Often by carelessness, or misfortune, or in-
shooting at Albert Johnson. He has ab­ ■ Porous Piaster. Price 25 cents. For sale
CLOSINC-OUT SALK TO QUIT
l
heritance,
this
has
been
done.
Ayer
s
Sar
­
between
Atlantic
citv
and
N.
Y.,
ban
been
and Bepaired.
23
—
Jas
D
Culbertson
and
Cora
E
Swingle.
a specialty of fruit-growing, espef ially of
BUSIMKSS.
in nnn
of Wh«U «r. w«ntM «< th"
troubled with a cough to that he was un­
sented himself from this place since then, , by Merritt A Robinson.
saparilla cleanses the blood and restores
iv IJvv Ko««" Ri..r mill" in thi. city, for
23—Wm Heffner and Luella Turnham. able to sleep, and was induced to try Dr.
and when apprehended struggled manful­ . Job printing of every imaginable (lescrip- prunes. He has ordered several hundred health.
Our entire stock of genera! merchandise vhioh I will w 50 "»nt« P»r bn’h'l.
25—J. D. Allen and Annie Savage.
King’s New Discovery for Consumption.
G KAHKWBKJ
ly for his freedom. Baker had an examina­ ' tion done better and cheaper here than at prune trees of the very liest varieties.
It not only gave him instant relief, but al­ is offered for sale in whole or in part at cost.
We hope to see the next meeting of the
25—H A Frenner and Motile Daria.
tion iq Ju*Joe Fondray's court yesterday. 1 any place south of Salem.
The Dennis property in Ashland will be
If yon want cheap goods now is your time
layed
th*
extreme
soreness
in
his
breAat.
Fruit-growers
’
Association,
which
will
be
25
—
A
J
Florey
and
Etta
A
Nye.
Hi* children were similarly affected and a to buv them, as we mean just what we say.
ALL KINDS OF
Jim Little has the largest and finest lot sold by Sheriff Jacobs at the court-house held hth-e on the 27th inst , well attended.
Amntenr VerftSk^manee.
RE A M EH BROS.
30— 0 K Hange and Nellie Erickson.
single dns? had the same happy effect. Dr.
door in this place to-morrow afternoon. See
A musical and dramatic entertainment of valentines ever brought to Jackson his advertisement on our fouith paje
(Its ohier*? arc the best auu will tend to
30—C K Frank and Isabella Merriman. King’s New Discovery is now the standard
Jacksonville, May 1, 1885.
A
*
remedy in the C-oi'man household and vn
will be given by the Talent amateurs in the l county. Cull and see them.
greatly benefit one of the leading industries
Total numbet, Tfl.
board the schovnei Free Trial Booties of
Supplied at Lowest Rate*.
By far the best and largest stock of legal of southern Oregon. I»et all the members
Wanted.
Candidates are becoming more nnmer-
U. M. L. Hal)on Friday evening. Feb. IDth.
H. SCHERRER.
this Standard Remedy at E. C Brooks’
Two thousand pounds of potatoes, And
Admission. 25 cents. The proceeds will be ' ous each day of course, they are all on the blanks in the State, outside of Portland and that can be on hand.
lfWee emd Fwr© 1V«Nfed.
Shop near the depot.
Drug Store.
for the benefit of the hall.
Salem, is kept at the T imes office, an I are
will traoe hoice fmit roes for them For
i Democratic side of the house.
The
undersigned
wUl
pay
the
highest
Onr subscription list continues to increase
'
-old
cheaper
that)
anywhere
in
Oregon.
particulars
enquire
of
I Assessment schetlules for the use of
Xfrrr •**•#.
Dr. Kellogg’s Worm Tea is entirely free
in sj ite of the dull times, and notwithstand­ cash price for merchantable hides, deer-
A. b. J ohxsom . Jacksonville.
month ago a fine Maltese cat school districts, towns and counties for | It is less than a month until town elec­ ing that once in a while some thin-skinned skins, faro. etc. Cail at my shop in Jack-1 from all mercurial properties, can be given
hurts and many sorts of ails of
to
the weakest constitution without dan­
T. J. K rmxbt .
-I from the premises of the edi- 1 sale cheap at the T imks office.
tion and still no one has annonneed him- subscriber mistakes a statement of account sonvBW.
m»n and beast need a cooling
ger, is palatable and easily administered to
8LEEPLE8Ä NIGHTS made miserable
T imes . A suitable reward will J The masquerade ball at Medford will be ! self for Marshal. Are times so dull that for an insulting epistle. Business men re­
children, is mild in operation, and never by that terrible cough. Shiloh’« Cure is the
lotion. Mustang l iniment.
fails to •fleet a cure. Price 25 cents. Bold remedy for you. For sale by Merritt A
lx paid for its return.
I <»n Feb. 22d instead of March 5th. AH who j not a single candidate oan be afforded?
ceive just such statements every month,
to obtain a sitn- bv Merritt A Po^ ason.
•
Robinson.
attend
will
have
a
grand
time.
! Goo. Bet'k has again assumed charge of instead of once or twice a year, and think
I’or Aftir.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
dishing taoujc - joixted rom unen
A large quantity of hay and atraw is of­ I Manager Kohler and Supt. Brandt were jibe City bakery and sal xm, and will fnr- nothing of it. The sending out of bills is
CROUP, WHOOPING GOUGH ___
and and Liver Complaint * Shiloh’s Vitaliaer
r Mtugmse and oiled-ailk line«, rXfl*. «wived«.
Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shi fob's A flaWnao^ Ct>r*
fered for sale at low figures. For further Iout on the railroad last week, when the | nish the market with the best of bread, inerelv a form of business and not intended
to hurt anybody’s feelings.
Cure. Bold by Merritt A Robinson.
wine, beer and lunches. Give him a call.
particulars enquire at the T im as office.
slides were the mo«t numerous.
hr ileumratic (Times.
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